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  • Posts: 686
    Guess we'd better move on with this

    It is not Mary Goodnight, It is not Jacques Bouvar from Thunderball, It is not Milton Krest, It is not Peter Franks, It is not Elektra King, It is not Renard as mentioned, and it is not Lisl Von Schlaff. Add to that, it is not Donald Grant if anyone had any ideas

    One more thing, all clues are relevant and associated with the character you seek. There are no red herrings or false trails. Every clue has a connection to the character in question

    Keep the responses coming and I'll check back for progress sometime soon

    Honey Rider from Dr No?
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    Nic Nac?
  • pachazopachazo Make Your Choice
    Posts: 7,314
    As soon as I think that I'm onto something then one of the other clues throws me off. I'm quite baffled at this point so I'll give one last go at it and guess Hans from YOLT.
  • Posts: 5,634
    It is not Honey Ryder, or Nick Nack or Hans from You Only Live Twice

    Can only manage a quick update for today but hopefully this should seal it for many


    #41 I went In, I went Down, I went Up, and went no further

    #42 I didn't recieve the recognition I deserved - or was rudely ignored

    #43 I was (greatly) responsible for the waste of two good measures of liquor

    #44 I can may be excused, any fundamental errors

    #45 I'm not often heard, and not often seen (in the bigger picture)



    Good luck again to any, and all, participants, and will check back at a later date
  • Posts: 686
    It is not Honey Ryder, or Nick Nack or Hans from You Only Live Twice

    Can only manage a quick update for today but hopefully this should seal it for many


    #41 I went In, I went Down, I went Up, and went no further

    #42 I didn't recieve the recognition I deserved - or was rudely ignored

    #43 I was (greatly) responsible for the waste of two good measures of liquor

    #44 I can may be excused, any fundamental errors

    #45 I'm not often heard, and not often seen (in the bigger picture)



    Good luck again to any, and all, participants, and will check back at a later date

    Silva from Skyfall?
  • edited August 2013 Posts: 6,396
    Le Chiffre?
  • Posts: 686
    Chang from Moonraker.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
    edited August 2013 Posts: 12,480
    Kalba from TSWLM?
  • MrcogginsMrcoggins Following in the footsteps of Quentin Quigley.
    Posts: 3,144
    I will have a pure guess at Peter Franks from DAF having not been here for a while please excuse me if this has all ready been offered as an answer.
  • Posts: 418
    Mrcoggins wrote:
    I will have a pure guess at Peter Franks from DAF having not been here for a while please excuse me if this has all ready been offered as an answer.

    I thought it might have been Peter Franks on the page before this, but it cant have been, so i'll take a guess at Tee Hee?
  • Posts: 686
    Zorin61 wrote:
    Mrcoggins wrote:
    I will have a pure guess at Peter Franks from DAF having not been here for a while please excuse me if this has all ready been offered as an answer.

    I thought it might have been Peter Franks on the page before this, but it cant have been, so i'll take a guess at Tee Hee?

    I think you are right, the bar scene in LALD.
  • MayDayDiVicenzoMayDayDiVicenzo Here and there
    Posts: 5,080
    No, we shouldn't give up!
  • Posts: 6,396
    Mr Big/Kananga?
  • Sandor from TSWLM?
  • Posts: 5,634
    All the most recent responses are incorrect - I will add them to the list of wrong answers (see end of post) Here are the clues in full


    #1 I did not have a good morning

    #2 I was unable to experience the night

    #3 You won't see me at Disneyland

    #4 Some distinguished company came to see me

    #5 Say my name three times

    #6 I feel I may know Dustin Hoffman

    #7 The above clue may be a reference to near where I was last seen, or involved in

    #8 I had a moment of confusion

    #9 I had something to sell, in a later appearance

    #10 I got a bit carried away, in the end

    #11 Another James Bond made a reference to what occured to me, in another film, that was witnessed by another James Bond

    #12 I made an error, but they were very benevolent about it

    #13 I saw a most horrendous sight

    #14 I died hard - with a vengeance

    #15 I was beyond assistance

    #16 You won't enjoy a drink with me

    #17 It was a good year for the city. They saw a win. But I suffered a loss

    #18 I'm not really one for music. But if I had to pick a favorite group - maybe Blondie

    #19 I was in an element of danger, one more than one occasion

    #20 Something was up - in more ways than one

    #21 Some of my nearest and dearest, ended up in the same predicament

    #22 I was seperated at death

    #23 I had a Stir of Echoes

    #24 Some might say, I have great affection

    #25 I had a brush with death

    #26 I was involved in a rapid departure

    #27 I did not have a great escape

    #28 Someone had to pay - and in more ways than one

    #29 I had a French Connection

    #30 I was without a definitive number

    #31 One of my superiors was a real prodigy

    #32 I could of been, and should of been, in From Russia With Love

    #33 I managed to escape the camera

    #34 I may be a distant relative of Billy Joel

    #35 I had an Italian, in France

    #36 You could say, I'm a bit of a mixed bag

    #37 You won't have much time to find out who I am

    #38 Someone lost something. I recieved something. But I wish they had kept it

    #39 I was largely responsible for waking someone up

    #40 Dolly Parton once gave me a brief mention

    #41 I went In, I went Down, I went Up, and went no further

    #42 I didn't recieve the recognition I deserved - or was rudely ignored

    #43 I was (greatly) responsible for the waste of two good measures of liquor

    #44 I can may be excused, any fundamental errors

    #45 I'm not often heard, and not often seen (in the bigger picture)

    ......................... bonus clues ........................................................

    #46 I lost a race, I could never win

    #47 I had essentially - what was the title of that years film release

    #48 I rose from the living - to the dead

    #49 I can be quite useful at times - for nefarious purposes

    #50 You can't see me - but you know I was involved


    Here are all the hitherto incorrect responses in full


    Natalya Simonova
    Hans
    Georgi Koskov
    Nick Nack
    Edward Tanner
    Vesper Lynd
    Gobinda
    Valentin Zukofsky
    Fiona Volpe
    Max Zorin
    Domino Derval
    Elektra King
    Melina Havelock
    Renard AKA Viktor Zokas
    Corrine Dufour
    Campbell (On Her Majestys Secret Service)
    Rene Mathis
    Quarrel (senior or junior)
    Sandor
    May Day
    Andrea Anders
    Honey Ryder
    Mary Goodnight
    Lisl Von Schlaff
    Jacques Bouvar
    Mr Big / Doctor Kananga
    Xenia Onatopp
    Milton Krest
    Peter Franks
    Raoul Silva
    Le Chiffre
    Chang
    Max Kalba
    Tee Hee
    and last but not least, Max the Parrot


    Hope this helped you out. Will check on progress at a later date **==
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    edited August 2013 Posts: 40,968
    Is it Baron Samedi?

    If not him, Necros? I hate throwing out two guesses, but some make me think of the former, and others, the latter.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
    Posts: 12,480
    Really just throwing this out there: Blofeld?

    (Yeah, I just thought of Baron Samedi, too, Creasy47)
  • Posts: 2,402
    Goldfinger?
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    Posts: 40,968
    Really just throwing this out there: Blofeld?

    (Yeah, I just thought of Baron Samedi, too, Creasy47)

    I figure I'm wrong, but you may have it. So many clues do allude to Blofeld, especially #10.
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
    Posts: 12,480
    Eh, but it is unlikely Baltimore would go with a major character, I think. I will not hold my breath, but some clues do seem to fit him. But I thought the same of Max Kalba. This is a tough one, yeah.
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    Posts: 40,968
    Eh, but it is unlikely Baltimore would go with a major character, I think. I will not hold my breath, but some clues do seem to fit him. But I thought the same of Max Kalba. This is a tough one, yeah.

    I think my problem is that I think of a character, scan the clues, one of those clues most certainly fits, and then I try to warp my thinking into making other clues fit somehow. I'm sure you could take any character from the series and attach a few of these clues to him or her.
  • Posts: 6,396
    I'm going really left field here:

    Is it Dr Noah/Jimmy Bond from CR'67?
  • MayDayDiVicenzoMayDayDiVicenzo Here and there
    Posts: 5,080
    Dr. No?
  • Posts: 2,402
    I feel sorry for Baltimore when he has to explain how every single one of these clues links to the character. For his sake, can someone get it right soon? Haha!
  • 4EverBonded4EverBonded the Ballrooms of Mars
    Posts: 12,480
    He had a 50 clue one sometime during the last year, I think. Yes, it's interesting having the clues explained!
    I think he is sleeping now (I'm in a different time zone than many ...)
  • JrW_008JrW_008 The North
    Posts: 112
    Clue No.11 is the one that has thrown me off each time, I could guess 10 times and they would all add up to at least 5 correct clues each but none No.11. Truly baffled.
  • Creasy47Creasy47 In Cuba with Natalya.Moderator
    Posts: 40,968
    JrW_008 wrote:
    Clue No.11 is the one that has thrown me off each time, I could guess 10 times and they would all add up to at least 5 correct clues each but none No.11. Truly baffled.

    It makes me think of Tracy/Blofeld.
  • Posts: 5,634
    You can add Baron Samedi, Necros, any Blofeld (I would never do Blofeld), Goldfinger, Dr Noah, Jimmy Bond, Dr No, and Tracy Di Vicenzo to the list of incorrect responses

    Can't really offer any more assistance on this by way of clues. 50 is a good number, but understand when finally solved, will not be explaining every clue in relevance to the eventual character. They all do fit in, there are no false trails, but any questions when the time arises, just highlight a particular number, or numbers, and will be content to explain or give an understanding

    Until then, keep looking for that elusive name
  • Posts: 2,402
    My next guess is Scaramanga.
  • edited August 2013 Posts: 686
    Willard Whyte
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